it is a win-win. >> kimberly: you got a dog recently. >> jesse: i'm going to live forever. >> kimberlyd with a dog around? >> jesse: less less stress. >> kimberly: do you feel like it helped her health, jesse come honestly? >> jesse: i'm getting a lot more exercise constantly. [laughter] >> dana: he didn't mean it. >> jesse: all day. >> kimberly: do you have a pet? >> juan: not at the moment, no. >> kimberly: do you agree with this because they sent animals into hospitals. >> juan: i think they are loving animals and i read recently one of the aspects of the dog's personality is that it has the ability to convey affection. so i don't think there is any question it is a good thing. by the way, do you know there's only one president that has not had a dog? >> dana: here we go. >> greg: we should have it on the brain. at least you are not upset. i think it is the chicken or egg kind of thing does a dog make you healthier or healthier people make you with a dog. galapagos turtle. no because they outlive you. so you don't feel the grief of a dead animal. when you leave the house to the turt

. >> reporter: kimberly and jonnilynn cling to photos of their sister ashley. >> ashley is a beautifulnd amazing person. my inspiration, my protector and my angel. >> every time i think about my sister, i just think about her smile. everybody wanted to talk to her, she was so beautiful and outgoing. ashley knew no stranger. >> reporter: ashley loring heavyrunner, a loving sister. >> say his name again, what is it? >> eugene. >> reporter: a doting godmother. a star athlete in high school, known for her contagious smile. she excelled at college. >> she was also incredibly humble about it. every time she'd get a paper back and got a good grade, she'd say, "really? i got an a?" or, "really? i got a b? me?" >> reporter: her bright future ahead of her, until the tentacles of poverty, crime, and drug abuse that plague her home, montana's vast and beautiful blackfeet nation, wrapped themselves around her. >> she told me she loved me and she tried giving me a hug. and i didn't give her a hug. and then, she left through the door. and that was the last time i saw her. >> authorities and family in

kimberly leonard. i want to come back to that court case moving forward seeking to invalidate the affordable care act. explain the argument that the administration and those who have signed on to that case are making there. guest: what they are doing is they are actually using the tax law you were talking about earlier that zeroed out the fine on people who are uninsured, known as the individual mandate. and what they are doing is they are saying, the obama administration once argued that the fine was essential to making the rest of the law work. now that it's been zeroed out they say at that means the rest of the law can't function. there were republican attorney attorney generals who sued to invalidate the law. and the trump administration sided eventually with the states to say that they believed the entire law should be thrown out. that affects a lot more than 209 million people who have been -- who has gained health insurance under the law. it also would undo protections for pre-existing condition

kimberly leonard. i want to come back to that court case moving forward seeking to invalidate the affordable care act. explain the argument that the administration and those who have signed on to that case are making there. guest: what they are doing is they are actually using the tax law you were talking about earlier that zeroed out the fine on people who are uninsured, known as the individual mandate. and what they are doing is they are saying, the obama administration once argued that the fine was essential to making the rest of the law work. now that it's been zeroed out they say at that means the rest of the law can't function. there were republican attorney attorney generals who sued to invalidate the law. and the trump administration sided eventually with the states to say that they believed the entire law should be thrown out. that affects a lot more than 209 million people who have been -- who has gained health insurance under the law. it also would undo protections for pre-existing condition

through this again we believe in the rule of law but in nancy's house we don't let's go back to kimberly hellcat so if there was any if anyone had any expectations that perhaps some of the bipartisanship might decrease that's certainly not. on this play today. you know that's not the case now what could change that is the fact that these hearings now moving forward will be open to the public so what we were talking earlier as i mentioned that the latest polls show that a majority of americans do not want to see president trying out of office with increasing testimony being made public that could change and both parties are keenly aware of that and trying to frame this so you hear the republicans there talking about how the process itself has already been tainted sort other words whatever you hear moving forward you have to remember that there was also testimony you didn't hear and the president didn't get a chance to defend himself so they're trying to say that this is illegitimate process that it's flawed in fact that's the word that the white house press secretary used in her statement

kelly thank you kimberly how could joining us live there from washington d.c. want to take you now to that turkish syrian border were some of been jive is going to join us take us through if you could about what is happening on the ground because this is going to be critical yes there's another $150.00 days of this cease fire but that then requires the y.p. g s t a forces to pull back from that area so that turkey and russia can establish this so-called safe zone and president trump warning as well if the things go wrong the sanctions might come back so what's happening on the ground. absolutely stan so let us explain what this border is this long border between turkey and syria can essentially be divided now into 3 parts on the east of the euphrates river return he now holds most of it and its fighters hold most of control and then there is the west's flank of the euphrates river all the way to the city of commissioning in chunks of that parts turkey has gone in and tried to establish this so-called safe zone 30 kilometers deep all the way running along its bo

hole is standing by for us kimberly we just heard. pricer from donald trump 3 said he could ask the chinese and ukrainian presidents to investigate joe biden of this i mean is he allowed to do that isn't the sort of thing that kicked off this whole impeachment court in the 1st place. precisely yes he can ask but that is the foundation of this impeachment inquiry did the us president use an abuse his office his presidential powers to harm a political rival in this case former vice president joe biden so yes the president can still ask but it's not going to help his case or or any of his claims of innocence that he in some ways did you know it just sort of strengthens the case for democrats in fact the u.s. president as you point out how this impromptu press conference where as he departed from the white house for florida he continues to maintain that his call back in july with the ukrainian leader vladimir selenski that it was perfect that it was a conversation that was absolutely innocent in any claims by democrats to the otherwise ar

kimberly this impeachment inquiry appears to be rattling president trump doesn't. indeed everyone day after that very antagonistic exchange with reporters donald trump was back in the white house south lawn in front of the cameras defending his phone call once again maintaining that his phone call with the ukrainian president back in july was in his view perfect and that this is a hoax this whole investigation what he didn't deny was that he in any way pressure the ukrainian leader to dig up dirt on his political rival in many ways he doubled down on. they should investigate because such as a company that's the only form of well these companies if you look at it by the way likewise china has started as a security issue is that a bug that goes what i've been to china is just about as bad as what happened with . with you crazy so i would say that presidents alludes to. if it were me i would recommend that they start an investigation into the device because nobody has any doubt that they were broken. was 2 boys in the making of all of this. yeah the former vice presid

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kimberly yee is the 36th treasurer of arizona and we are glad to have you here. she stewards of $40 billion state budget and makes sure the checks go to whom they need to go to. treasurer yee has a number of firsts. the first asian-american elected to statewide office in arizona. will the first chinese-american republican woman to win a major statewide office in the united states. she was senate majority leader in arizona, not the first, but notably followed sandra day o'connor so that is worth

kimberly yee is 36 treasure of arizona, and were glad to have you here. she's steward $40 billion state budget and make sure the checks go to whom they need to go to. she has a a number of firsts ur her belt is worth mentioning. she is the first asian american elected to statewide office in arizona. she is a first chinese american republican woman to win a major statewide office in the united states. she was senate majority leader in arizona and not the first but notably followed sandra day o'connor about four decades later so that's worth mentioning. mentioning. she also as a said she chaired the senate education committee and help great the nation's first education savings account in 2011. and interestingly has a bit of a pattern i think that you work on the executive team of the former arizona state treasurer, dean martin and now you hold that post and you were an analyst for

all right that's fine heidi so much then and continue this now with kimberly how kimberly just as we come. if we can bring the we might be able to bring the numbers up again but just as we cut there we had the 1st i think republican vote coming in to say yes to the measure there we go but pretty much it's falling along party lines with only so far one republican voting yes is that going to be something you think at this point the white house is going to take comfort in. absolutely not just the white house u.s. president donald trump i mean it's the democrats have tried to frame this in the house of representatives as being a historical moment in u.s. history in u.s. democracy the white house has been very active in trying to change the conversation as this folk plays out and we've seen that on twitter of the u.s. president making an announcement that he's very close to a trade deal that should be signed with chinese president xi phase one of that prolonged trade war that's been going on between the united states and china for some time they're trying to act like nothing to see here b

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elections kimberly hold it for now thank you.so how they use that in the iraqi prime minister is calling for calm after 3 days of antigovernment protests left at least 23 people dead adel abdul mahdi process is to recent announce with his office so that a resolution can be reached there is also crack down on corruption sacking over a face and government employees but the still widespread anger against lack of jobs and poor public services some a bunch of it has lost. they defied the curfew imposed by iraq's security forces. and for not following orders bullets were fired at that. time to government demonstrations in the capital baghdad for the last 3 days have also spread to other cities such as bus ride nasiriyah and. as the violence escalated security forces blocked major roads and the internet is severed. protesters are demanding a change of government as well as more jobs less corruption and in to religious discrimination not only help despite the curfew we are going out to call for our rights we want to change the regime the

all right thanks so much kimberly how to let's just well for a moment on the numbers that we're seeing here on the screen now clearly we've got more yeas the nays that's not a huge surprise 215 saying yes to this motion versus $179.00 according to how what's displayed on the screen now pretty much all the republican votes have said no to this and all but one democratic voice so far has said yes to this measure so that is very much a partisan vote i think that most people will agree but it does look like if you look at the numbers are still going up as we talk with why we need to wait a minute but now we're at 221 this way more votes in favor of this versus 182 who are against it let's bring in michael isikoff he's the chief investigative correspondent yahoo news and the co-author of russian roulette joins us live from washington d.c. so looking at the numbers so far i know that they're still kind of having their last seconds or minutes of shaping our but it does look like the a's have it right . oh yeah and i think we knew that from from the beget go here the what i was looking for is

where more impeachment hearings are expected we're starting though outside the white house with kimberly kimberly mike pence they're doubling down as we say and what the president was saying about investigating. foreign investigations i mean they seem to be just reiterating the point of what the whole impeachment is about. yeah there's no question that the number of characters of the trumpet ministration is certainly widening and that includes vice president mike pence he certainly has now been ensnared in this impeachment investigation and we are learning from all of this that we are he was aware of the july 25th phone call it's not clear though whether he was told about donald trump and what he happened to say in that phone call namely the suggestion about an investigation into the bidens now i should point out that the u.s. president donald trump has been speaking from the white house in just the last few moments he has just departed from the white house south lawn to go speak to the wounded warriors north of here in bethesda maryland and the president just like his vice president spe

kimberly thank you for that kimberly helka joining us there from washington d.c. and just to repeat u.s. president ronald trump has been talking about the ceasefire between on the syria turkey border that ceasefire negotiated between turkey president and russian president vladimir putin that's got to be in place for 150 hours more which will allow time for kurdish forces to pull back and for turkey to be able to impose what it calls this site zone along with russia throughout the region there we're going to take a closer look now at that so-called site sign that ankara wants to create now to run along an area around 30 kilometers inside syria along the turkish border and russian and turkish joint patrols to run up to 10 kilometers deep on both sides of an area that runs between tel aviv and wrestle i'm asama been joins us live now from sun the earth on the turkish syrian border i don't know if you were listening into too much of what donald trump had to say there but he was very adamant that that cease fire is holding you know it's been extended now for another 15

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kimberly just how damaging is this sanctions allegation for president trump. well a view sort of take from it the president's reaction the fact that part of me he continues to tweet feverish sleaze trying to set the tone in the narrative in his defense i would say that is pretty damaging at least that's perhaps how the president is perceiving it he has continued to tweet about this even in the last hour or so once again calling his telephone call with the leader of ukraine blood amir's lenski perfect in his view and is continuing to try and press for the identity of the whistleblower now this is certainly concerning to many on capitol hill and in fact it's prompted in the last hour one of the top senators on the senate intelligence committee a democrat by the name of mark warner to call for the acting director of national intelligence to publicly say that he would be willing to protect the whistleblower so that those that do come forward to expose fraud waste abuse in this case alleging the president abused his presidential powers to try and get some negative

kebab -- kimberly -- >> hey, y'all. some of you might know me. my name is kimberly. i am a 32-year-old query latina latina public defender and activist. and i have spent my entire adult life fighting to bring justice to people. , i came pretty close to being the district attorney of queens. crowd chanting: you got robbed. kimberly: but you know, it is completely surreal for me to be here with you all. my grandparents came here from rico, ando -- puerto my parents grew up in public not too far from the housing units that are right across the street. grew up with mold, chipping paint, asbestos. -- i'm short, y'all. learned ther family government didn't really care about us. our schools were overcrowded. our apartments and homes were crumbling, and our neighborhoods were over policed and resource starved. so my dad became an elevator went to and my mom work, and they saved up to send me to high school. for me, the long bus ride into a might as neighborhood well have been to a different planet. i saw that when wealthy white

kimberly, rudy giuliani, what are your sources telling you? is the white house in any universe want rudy giuliani to testify? >> no. it's for obvious reasons, we've seen him in his performances on television, and he raises a great deal of concern there, but the issue is, it's hard to see how he doesn't. as you've pointed out, the investigation has changed now where stonewalling and trying to put up various defenses of attorney-client privilege or executive privilege just for the sake of dragging this out will no longer work anymore. there will be a swift and very real consequence to that which will be an article of impeachment. so having him, rudy giuliani, who is at the center of this entire ukrainian question, it would be very difficult to see how he does not produce the documents so far being asked for. so far it's documents, not his actual testimony. that will come. it will be unavoidable for him to do that. >> felipe, one of the things that continues to boggle the mind is why administration officials or the president himself, why they con

back with me, kimberly, lonnie, and howard. howard, you heard biden's answer there. i'm going to put. a monmouth poll. the question -- i'll read you the specific wording of the question. as you can see here. a plurality think biden probably did -- did something to put some pressure on ukrainian officials. here's how the question is asked -- president trump claims that joe biden put pressure on ukrainian officials to get them not to investigate his son's business dealings there. do you think biden probably did or probably did not do this? that is how the question is worded. it's a very -- this just goes -- there's not a single piece of evidence to support the president's claim there. if the claim is did joe biden's son work for ukrainian, was on the board of a ukrainian gas company, the answer to that is yes. about what joe biden did, there's -- it's debunked fact. the point is, this is already at 40%. you could claim that 43% is 43% maga. >> that is polling malpractice, that question. >> the question is not a good question. >> the question says donald trump -- presid

in washington for us kimberly the president seems to be defending his decision how is this playing out in washington. yeah there is certainly astonishment in washington as it wakes up and is learning of the news that was just slipped very quietly out through a press statement late sunday evening and you're right the president does seem to be defending his decision essentially saying this is just too costly too expensive and throwing his hands up but what's so shocking to so many in washington is this is a complete in-band admit of the kurdish led forces that were allied with the united states and so the president seems to be trying to justify this saying almost yes they were allied with us but we paid them to do that so it's a bit of a smack in the face really even questioning the loyalties of. who many believe in washington these are some of the most reliable partners and allies to the united states in the region so this is pretty shocking and it also goes against the advice of many of the top leadership not only at the state department but also at the pentagon and in terms of reactio

that was the day when we first met kimberly. >> we saw that house taken its foundation.ere. >> yeah, three, track then one in the back -- >> reporter: today she said in mexico beach it still feels like they're just trying to survive. >> you're just starting to see thins reopen now? >> yes. very exciting. it takes ten steps to complete one. it might be a food truck instead of a restaurant. it might be a pod instead peopl in rvs. >> reporter: talia butcher survived the storm by swimming through that powerful surge. she's still grappling with that trauma. >> today i'm still scared of wind because that's what i saw. that's what i was taking everything away at that moment in time. >> reporter: i first met her the day after the storm hit. she and her husband credited a pair of life jackets with keeping them alive. >> you swam? >> yes. >> out? >> yes. >> of your home? >> yes. >> to a boat? >> yes. >> reporter: their home destroyed. they asked us to try to get word out to talia's parents that they were okay. >> they rode out the entire five hours of the storm. >> i've never been

soldiers from a generation of war kimberly hellcat al jazeera the white house.the chief of the kurdish led syrian democratic forces his thing to russia for its work to end hostilities in northern syria in a video conference with russia's defense minister says that he does discuss the progress of the deal announced by russia and turkey on tuesday. as binge of it has more from the turkey syria border. this area that president trump calls long blood stained sand is about the 800 kilometer long border between syria and turkey more than half a 1000000 people have been killed in the last 8 years and the situation on the ground remains precarious on we've been hearing about 2 incidents which involved bombings and explosions in the kurdish help. and the russians are warns that warned the kurds to make use of these 150 hours to vacate these areas 30 kilometers deep inside syrian territory or face the turkish advance as the turks have agreed with the russians that they will be coming in 10 kilometers deep into syrian territory all this is happening while the syrian govern

would be a significant boost to the embattled president donald trump are 2 point toes correspondent kimberly whole kids begins our coverage. a car while baghdadi is dead in a rare sunday morning news conference president donald trump announced to the world the leader of eisele had been hunted down and killed by u.s. forces he died like a dog he died like a coward trump says the u.s. confirmed the identity of abu bakar alba gouty at the syrian compound minutes after he died using d.n.a. u.s. forces reportedly spent 2 hours at the site obtaining intelligence including isis future plans well 3 children died in the raid 11 more were captured along with a small group of adults describing the raid in great detail trumps a u.s. special forces were met with gunfire as they descended from helicopters onto the northwest syrian compound where al baghdadi was hiding he was cornered in a tunnel where he detonated a suicide vest to avoid capture he died after running into a dead end tunnel whimpering and crying and screaming all the way and he had dragged 3 of his young children with him they were led to

trump says baghdad he blew himself up after being chased into a cave our white house correspondent kimberly hawk it begins our coverage. because our daddy is dead in a rare sunday morning news conference president donald trump announced to the world the leader of eisele had been hunted down and killed by u.s. forces he died like a dog he died like a coward trump says the u.s. confirmed the identity of abu bakar alba gouty at the syrian compound minutes after he died using d.n.a. u.s. forces reportedly spent 2 hours at the site obtaining intelligence including isis future plans well 3 children died in the raid 11 more were captured along with a small group of adults describing the raid in great detail from say u.s. special forces were met with gunfire as they descended from helicopters onto the northwest syrian compound where al baghdadi was hiding he was cornered in a tunnel where he detonated a suicide vest to avoid capture he died after running into a dead end tunnel whimpering and crying and screaming all the way and he had dragged 3 of his young children with him they were led to certai

walker, kimberly hill-brown, randall saragushi and sam paulson. thank you. >> good afternoon, commissioners. i am here today to support the resolution 27-2019. i'm all for this project to continue and go through. thank you. >> thank you. >> please state your name. >> joyce armstrong. tac member for the shipyard and also the president of the public housing tenant's association. we serve seven developments that are left for radd and four of then are in district ten. as their representative, we come to you today to ask you to please pass this. we really need it to move on. i want to see some of this happen before i'm gone. so we would appreciate -- we appreciate lenar five points for what they have done and all of the cac members like dr. scott and dr. honey cut and people working before we got on the board two years ago. they've done amazing work and we would like to see this pass. thank you. >> thank you, miss armstrong. >> good afternoon, commissioners. my name is kimberly hill-brown and i'm here today to support len arars moving forward. alice gr

help at kimberly what's been going on today. yeah well what we're expecting from this closed door hearing is that there will be more revelations about trump administration ukraine policy namely a sort of a deep dive and what we expect from one of these state department experts is that there will be some testimony that will be particularly damaging for the president given the fact we expect that this will include testimony that the president essentially requested there be a hold on military aid the exact phrasing that this came at the direction of president trump that is certainly going to be problematic for this white house but while this is damaging the real headlines are likely to come in about 24 hours from now that is when we expect that there will be the beginning of an effort by democrats in the house of representatives to formalize the impeachment process what does that mean there's going to be a vote it's not the vote to impeach the president but what this will do is essentially lay out the public phase of this process t

thanks so much kimberly how could that.east 70 people have been killed in pakistan after a gas stove exploded on the train sparking a huge fire it's the country's worst rail disaster in over a decade the accident happened near the town of rajar harm in the south of punjab province assam binge of a report from raul pindi where the train was headed. water he says someone give me water because this man is among the dozens of people wounded when a passenger train caught fire in pakistan witnesses say in addition to those who were burned alive many people died in the trying to jump from the high speed burning train most of them were programs heading to a religious gathering that routinely carry all essential items including gas cylinders and beddings for their religious meeting which last days initial reports suggest that someone tried to make breakfast on an open gas flame one investigator told al-jazeera that the speed of the train fanned the flames small mattresses and belongings of the pilgrims acted as fuel and the fire qui

new sanctions next week even as trump is celebrating these troops our white house correspondent kimberlyellcat has more from dallas. at a texas rally before thousands of supporters us president donald trump celebrated the cease fire the white house has negotiated with turkey by his own admission he calls his strategy unconventional without spilling a drop of american blood not one drop of american blood on. we've all agreed on a pause or a cease fire in the border region of syria and it was unconventional what i did i said you can have to fight a little while sometimes you have to let him fight a little while then people find out how tough the fighting is. i am but outside the rally members of the kurdish american diaspora protested the agreement . we don't have much faith in the ceasefire since he asked kurds to push 20 miles away from the border that's where the majority of the kurdish incursion areas are so it's getting turkey everything that they're already asking for so what kind of a ceasefire is it if you ask one side to give up everything in washington congressional democrats are

soldiers from a generation of war kimberly help at al-jazeera the white house. now the chief of the kurdish led syrian democratic forces has reportedly thanks russia for its work to end hostilities in northern syria in a video conference with russia's defense minister says the leaders discussed the progress by the deal announced by russia and turkey on choose day russian officials told the s.d.f. chief that they will increase the number of military police near the syrian turkish border asama binge it has more now from the border area. this area that president calls belong bloodstained son is about the 800 kilometer long border between syria and turkey more than half a 1000000 people have been killed in the last 8 years and the situation on the ground remains precarious on we've been hearing about 2 incidents which involved bombings and explosions in the kurdish held parts and the russians are warned that warned the kurds to make use of these $150.00 i will do vacate the various 30 kilometers deep inside syrian territory or face the turkish advances as the turks

in a house in the province and blew himself up with a suicide vest our white house correspondent kimberly halkett has more. a car daddy is dead in a rare sunday morning news conference president donald trump announced to the world the leader of eisele had been hunted down and killed by u.s. forces he died like a dog he died like a coward trump says the u.s. confirmed the identity of abu bakr al baghdadi at the syrian compound minutes after he died using d.n.a. u.s. forces reportedly spent 2 hours at the site obtaining intelligence including isis future plans well 3 children died in the raid 11 more were captured along with the small group of adults describing the raid in great detail terms say u.s. special forces were met with gunfire as they descended from helicopters onto the northwest syrian compound where al baghdadi was hiding he was cornered in a tunnel where he detonated a suicide vest to avoid capture he died after running into a dead end tunnel whimpering and crying and screaming all the way and he had dragged 3 of his young children with him they were led to certain death. our b

could create a vacuum for eisel to return joining us from washington to discuss all of this is kimberly houk it so clearly the president seems to be defending his decision on twitter how is it all playing out in washington. well there is a line up on both sides of the aisle and capitol hill who have been criticizing the u.s. president not only members of his own party but not surprisingly also senior democrats as well the president for his part is defending all of this one of the most astonishing tweets to come out of the series of tweets in defense of the president is this one where he says as i've stated strongly before and just to reiterate if turkey does anything that i in my great unmatched wisdom consider to be off limits i will totally destroy and a blitter a the economy of turkey have done it before now you have to remember turkey is a nato ally an ally of the united states and the u.s. president is essentially threatening to obliterate their economy if they do not sort of march lockstep with his demands now this is not surprisingly in addition to the decision that was announced

and kimberly you know just listening to that report on the ground from you know from what we're seeing on the border and also misting to the situation from russia it's incredibly food because all this happened because donald trump made that decision to pull back from that area with russia now a key player what's the view from washington. well there is a lot of concern on capitol hill was a federal holiday in the united states yesterday congress returning today expected to hit the ground running on those efforts to try and undo what the president did what they allege essential was a a green light for turkey would to advance in terms of its military operation with the pulling back of u.s. troops now the u.s. has said for its part the white house specifically saying that it is just patching the vice president mike pence to the region a high level delegation believing that it has the gravitas to try and bring about a stability and a peaceful situation but there is not a lot of confidence in the u.s. congress so we have unlikely bedfellows working on legislation to go much further in terms

harkat our white house correspondent dan washington kimberly the president seems to be defending his decision how is it playing out in washington. yeah a lot of shock and surprise here in washington on monday morning as many waking up to this news sheer amazement given the fact that this decision by the white house by the u.s. president donald trump goes against all of the advice coming from the pentagon the state department in terms of. essentially favoring a small troop presence in the region now the president just turning his back on that advice and i think in that last tweet that you read their folly really underscore the argument that donald trump is trying to make in defense of this basically saying this is just too costly aiming the message it almost seems to a domestic or voter base that has to make a decision come election time in november the president seems to be making the argument that it's too costly and the kurdish led forces that have been allied with the united states his argument essentially yeah they fought with us but we paid them to do it it's quite a smack in th

soldiers from a generation of war kimberly hellcat al jazeera the white house the 39 people found dead in the back of a container truck in england are believed to be chinese nationals the bodies were found in a wednesday at an industrial estate in gray's that's just east of london a northern irishman arrested on suspicion of murder remains in police custody well al jazeera is lawrence and he joins us now live now with the latest from london lauren so the police have been revealing more details about the nationalities of the victims what more they've been telling us lawrence yeah that's right dave there's the developments of the day they say they were all chinese. adult men and one young woman and that's that the fact they were chinese has also massively led to everybody speculating that they may well have been weak is from west.

leader osama bin laden it's a headline trunks likely to play up as he campaigns for reelection 2020 kimberlyhelped at al jazeera the white house. well the u.s. says the raid was carried out in berisha that's in northwestern syria there is just a few kilometers away from the turkish border trump says 8 u.s. helicopters took part in the operation which lasted for around 90 minutes al-jazeera as correspondent yourself was one of the 1st journalist to reach the scene of the raid. this is the house targeted by u.s. helicopters and they approached the site at midnight and sealed the area off before they stormed it one person was taken away others were killed in a car passing through was destroyed and u.s. forces also handed over 3 children to one of the neighbors and requested they take them far away and then come back after the operation was completed 7 dead bodies have been recovered so far this home was then bombed by u.s. helicopters accompanied by a recon plane and a plane this house a c. 2 a belong to. the people we were told by an eyewitness he bought the house 2 years ago the owner of this

helicopters 2 parts in the operation which lasted for runs 90 minutes our white house correspondent kimberlyhawkins begins our coverage. because our daddy is dead in a rare sunday morning news conference president donald trump announced to the world the leader of eisele had been hunted down and killed by u.s. forces he died like a dog he died like a coward trump says the u.s. confirmed the identity of abu bakar al baghdadi at the syrian compound minutes after he died using d.n.a. u.s. forces reportedly spent 2 hours at the site obtaining intelligence including isis future plans well 3 children died in the raid 11 more were captured along with the small group of adults describing the raid in great detail from say u.s. special forces were met with gunfire as they descended from helicopters onto the northwest syrian compound where al baghdadi was hiding he was cornered in a tunnel where he detonated a suicide vest to avoid capture he died after running into a dead end tunnel whimpering and crying and screaming all the way and he had dragged 3 of his young children with him they were led to cert

says that it's time that someone else fight over this bloodstained land white house correspondent kimberly healthcare to reports. he promised a withdrawal but on wednesday u.s. president donald trump announced that some american troops will remain in syria. trump says a u.s. brokered cease fire between turkey and kurdish fighters known as the s.d.f. was a success as a result u.s. sanctions imposed on turkey earlier this month are no more so the sanctions will be lifted or less something happens that we're not happy with trump left open the possibility there could still be new sanctions and tariffs on steel exports from turkey to the united states the invitation for president wretch of thai of error to one to visit the white house next month is also still on for now trump says it may happen in the meantime he says america's work in syria is mostly done we have done them a great service and we've done a great job for all of them and now we're getting out let someone else fight over this long blood stayed and sand truck fired back at critics abroad pushing them to pick up where america has le

leader osama bin laden it's a headline trunks likely to play up as he campaigns for reelection 2020 kimberly helped get al jazeera the white house a particle hang joins us live now from washington d.c. a party considering all the criticism the president come under for his decision to effectively withdraw from syria and abandon the kurds to their own fate the kurds and of course help in the fight against isis what impact what reaction has there been in the us to this news about that he's killing. well i think what you're going to hear is people saying look this is the kurds that helped us get big big daddy and now they've been abandoned this is really been a point of criticism for the president he's been pushing back ever since he made that surprise announcement on twitter that those troops are going to be pulled out of north northern syria and then what we saw with the turks basically going in against the kurds the kurds being abandoned least that's how the democrats are putting it and even some republicans are putting it so what this is done is where you see democratic political opponents s

for american reaction from our white house correspondent kimberly held at kimberly we are hearing from the american president he's tweeting again. yes he is tweeting again this time a series of tweets but 2 notable ones with regard to turkey once again the u.s. president is defending the enormous amount of bipartisan criticism that he has received for his announcement late sunday evening that he would be pulling back u.s. troops to make way for the turkish military operation the president writes turkey has been planning to attack the kurds for a long time they have been fighting for ever we have no soldiers or military anywhere near the attack area i'm trying to end the endless wars talking to both sides some want us to send tens of thousands of soldiers to the area and start a new war all over again turkey is a member of nato others say stay out let the kurds fight their own battles even with our financial help i say hit turkey very hard financially and with sanctions if they don't play by the rules and watching very closely what the president is really trying to defend is his argumen

soldiers from a generation of war kimberly hellcat al jazeera the white house now the chief of the kurdish led syrian democratic forces has reportedly thanked russia for its work to end hostilities in northern syria and a video conference with russia's defense minister says the leaders discussed the progress of the deal announced by russia in turkey choose day and saw a binge of it from the turkey syria border. this area that president calls belong bloodstained son is about 800 kilometer long border between syria and turkey more than half a 1000000 people have been killed in the last 8 years and the situation on the ground remains precarious on we've been hearing about 2 incidents which involved bombings and explosions in the kurdish help. and the russians have warned that warned the kurds to make use of these 150 to vacate the various 30 kilometers deep inside syrian territory or face the turkish advances as the turks have agreed with the russians that they will be coming in 10 kilometers deep into syrian territory all of this is happening while the syrian government is. also taking an ac

one of those individuals will be kimberly atkins.been why haven't the transcripts been released faster? why don't we have access of what is said during the depositions, these testimonies? it's an easy answer for that. when we have this sort of procedure there is either a d.o.j. or special investigator, special counsel doing it and during those investigations thereerant a release of transcripts. that's not how it works. there was not an instant release every time there was an interview conducted. and the house is sort of acting in replacement of that which they have the ability to do. and then at some point fairly soon there will be some public hearings where we will be able to see folks responding in real time. so that's not unusual although i know that that is not -- that that is a criticism of the proceedings. but it's still very important things going on. i am looking to the testimony of bill taylor who you mentioned the acting ukrainian ambassador because he is at the center of those very explosive text messages that we saw where

on the turkish syrian border well let's get more on this story from a white house correspondent kimberly how it is never changing story by the minute and the president has been on twitter again what's he saying kimberly. yeah if i could sort of surmise the last 3 tweets that were pretty significant from the u.s. president on the story the headline would be that the u.s. president has invited turkey's leader russia type of air to one to the white house on november 13th the president has said sent some pretty mixed messages in the last 48 hours or so since he announced that he wanted to pull the united states troops out of syria and these tweets are sort of in the other example of that the president really defending his recalibration of policy arguing that turkey is an important trading partner to the united states he wants to kind of keep this relationship intact reminding the united states voters particularly that there is a collaboration that occurs with turkey with respect to the f. 35 fighter jet and as well he has really pushed back on the suggestion that the united states with a shi

charles as we've been hearing just there from kimberly turkey's already saying that the army is ready to launch operations at any moment are we expecting any tuchis troop movements where you are. well certainly there has been quite a lot of troop movement in this area we understand having seen pitches all of. the heavy weapons being moved into position and we're hearing reports literally in the last hour that this seems to be. additional movement of turkish forces of turkish every weaponry into this area i'm standing in front of the town of tel aviv which was taking control of by the s.d.f. with the help of coalition forces from eisel into sal's and 15 i mean one of the 2 locations where we understand u.s. soldiers a small number of u.s. soldiers were withdrawn and withdrew a couple of days ago as we've been reporting there's a lot of tension as you can imagine and tension mounts as we get these increasing reports of a heavy weaponry build up interestingly in the last hour or so there seems to be some sort of protest that seems to be happening in tel aviv. over the back of my left sho

more the president has to say about the controversy believe anything so white house correspondent kimberly how could they live in washington d.c. or meteorologist it was when folks is here to bring us up to speed with the weather some relief at last in parts of india yeah thus far we have got signs of the monsoon rains that last pulling away from the northwestern corner around 10 days later having said that agent and i'm afraid there is still some heavy rain around in the full cost having said that but some tools northwest we are seeing signs of an improvement lots of cloud showing up on the satellite picture you see some pockets of heavy rain into southern parts of towards the northeast as well but the literary $130.00 millimeters of rain in 24 hours september average rainfall $780.00 millimeters of rain october average rainfall one $160.00 millimeters of rain so that is a big proportion of the. october rainfall already further north up and to be a house that was still having major problems with the rainfall and you can see water is really really reluctant to subside at present they will